Pruning guide
How to prune pilea nummulariifolia
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Pruning pilea nummulariifolia — FAQ
When should I prune pilea nummulariifolia?
Spring through summer; can be trimmed lightly year-round if grown indoors. Trim trailing stems back to your desired length, cutting just above a leaf node. Pinch growing tips frequently to encourage bushy rather than straggly growth.
How often does pilea nummulariifolia need pruning?
Monthly during growing season; less frequently in winter. Pilea nummulariifolia (Creeping Charlie) is a fast-growing, trailing plant that benefits from regular trimming to prevent it overtaking its pot or hanging basket. Pinch back stem tips frequently to keep growth dense. Remove any dead or browning stems as they appear. Light, frequent trimming suits this vigorous grower well.
How do you prune pilea nummulariifolia?
Trim trailing stems back to your desired length, cutting just above a leaf node. Pinch growing tips frequently to encourage bushy rather than straggly growth.